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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

The National Prison Association Of
the United States meets as Toronto.
Canada, on September let 10 18th, 1887,
and che Fourteenth National Confer
enee of Corrections and Charities will
be held at Omaha, Nebraska, August
18th 10 3let, 1881; also the Centennial
Celebration Of the FORMULATION Of the
Constitution of the United States will
occur at PHILADELPHIA on the 18th, 10th
and 17th Of September, 1887. In q cir
oular referring TO the shove, Governor
EsmpIe says: "The last Legislature,
having no notice Of the above men
tened events, and as they are 20 occur
before the meeting Of the next LeRisla-
ture, there 10 no public money out Of
which We can be represented Ia them.
Bat a. IL ID very desirable that the Ter.
FitoFy should not 90 uurepfesentsd on
thess occasions, l will eheeTfally grant
letters accreaiting gueh persons as,
without expense 70 the Territory, may
desire TO attend them Ia official capaci-
ties.
aFiVe delegates may attend from here
upon the first and the second events
and an unlimited number Of officers or
detaohmsnia Of the National Guard, or
Of Territorial. county or municipal ON
eers, OF ex-ofhcera and citizens desiring
10 represent any branch Of industry,
may attend the last. The centennial
eeisbFation will undoubtedly Be q very
grand Affair. The States Of Maine, EeW
HampahiEe. Connecticut, Rhode Island,
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina. South Caro-
lima, Oregon, Nebraska and Texas have
already announced theiF intention 10
have troops In the parade. and doubt
lens most other States and Territories
win be represented, livery respectfully
suggest that u would be great thing
for this young and vigorous common
wealth Il her cities would each send .
snail detachment Of picked men SUN
clent In the aggregate 10 make one full
company OF the National Guard"
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That Il 10 say, your lunRs. Alse all
your breathing machinery. Very won-
dsrful machinery Il h. Not only he
larger air passages, but the thousands
Of little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
Wkeh thsse are oioeRed aud ehoked
With matter that ought not 70 be there,
youR lungs cannot half do their woEk.
And What they do, they oAnn0s do veil.
Gall IL cold. souRe, Group. pneumoutal
catargh, consumption o. any OF the
family Of threat and nose and head and
lunq obatrunii0ns, ell are bad. Al
ought 10 b cot rid Of. There b JUS
one surs vay 70 gst nd Of them. Thai
a 10 taxa Boahes's German syrup,
Which any draaeiBa wiIi sell At Is cents
d bottle. Even II everything else haI
failed ysu, you may depend upon thu
for certain action. dg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

eDuzly. Session s1isaEnsd unail FEiaas
n0xw am conxzHz8s
rs genial coznfanancs q ksE. Banks
beamee % "a onne moro.
We aEe impFassed with he rzgnit1ds
Of - pEs4i6Eutiaf chair. n Il q d.
nifty 70 ahieh ws can nsger aaiain.
Prufeaauw Foliansbee. oe OlympiA.
READERS vsEy VzieabIe aszistnnae % -
LnsEituta. He b > iea1ex 10 educational
work. When he leads. the members Of
tie Institute are ready 70 follow.
Mis- Me6ea received special con-
mendakion for aehool programme.
Ths vAl7s Of pxfnteE's ink formed he
sah5set % few remarks By Professor
o. .. 9cRea. He commanded homs eoa-
eationai io1rnaas q the teachers Of
WashinREoa Territory.
A yask, Substantial smils he 40 The
face Of J. J. Gilmore, Of HianRhtea.
Dee felt 8 very happifying i1hnenoe
While n hi8 prese0cs.
Time and tids wait for 10 man.
Tie w1sic Of The Knstitats City tlleB-
trGtes the above. TeacheEs, observe
time opeE yo1r moutha and mako O.
noise.
Much interest," vas manifested IN
Professor f0liansbee's method Of ex-
tracing cube root. All felt that gFeaf
mountain Of diGeulty hsd BEEN avoid
ed By the new way.
We believe thai bFevisy 10 the soul Of
vii, bat lees via and longer qaotaticna
would be acceptable.
The Rentler AK IL largely In the ms
tority. We hope for q better attend
aDoe Of the brethren at Fridays session.
One OF the most interesting features
OF the day waa the talk On physiology
e1d hygiene By Professor Follansbee
dAny hints were Rfven vhieh cannot
fail 10 be Of value 10 every teacher.
ROLL OF HHgzTxurR.
In addition 10 thoae present al tie
institute on Wednesday, are the fol
loving teachers:-AlbeFt Paul, O. w.
Reynolds, District No. g; Ida II.
Vrsoman, Miss L. Z. TWiss, v. A.
Pusey, Agnes II. Greene, Miss n. L.
Latimex, Seattle.
Visit0rs:-K. Lamont, Annie O. Pad
den. Grant w. Vaughn, Misa Grace
VroomAn. l. II. Scott. Josie Good, Oar
RE b. Lake, Miss l. Hanson, Belle
Olson, Rev. Clark Davis, Miss Nellie
Condor, GeTtie Morse, Mrs. Tracey,
Miss Clara Leonard. Kitsie Hammond,
q. A. Goerke, Seattle; Mrs. s. waldo.
Agent Of Library Association, Chicago.
Z. EMMA OLARK, Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

T.ux wrrH CLFTAu NcCLuHs--fes-
tsraay afssruoan 8 reporter Of toe
pe~,-ESrrrxlazNcEA met oAVtain O
ID. Mcclure, IAmplsi Of The rhirteeniA
Iishthouss District, iasa a. be Sas tak-
~ ~ 5epArture IN sail boas for the
West Polct liget hOass N company
wtsh The kescer. CAPTAIN fsnoA. IN
- ,ssuYsa Of coos srsatien OapaAin Ac.
Cl.rs aid. eMy niGion on ne soane
a. - pfsssnt time IL 30 exan,tHe tae
$780, lighthouses. Roae eA&et " noa,-
-, si.,,.s ne Geand, and mAks soSs
ch.nsss' rsralEs and tnRrove11ents e
desrS proper. a. Cape klAttesy llln..
sSuss I shAil vui . strip OF sea $50 - - !.
he lantern, IN orasz 90 ts-ow = sea tay
asrees Dunean rsek. This wsk prove :
rrese convenieBee 10 pAStzaiors. J
shAu also pat nsg lAmps 10 toe flAtls. Z.
Ilrhfho0as. shall Be 90 Sss s1ano 3
lesss at weeks Qaits Q nuEhef O
inpruVements eth be mAde 81 We
Point lighahoaae. fhe ED e4stefn I'll
BE- FwcAired And . nsw eGe eli Dc ~
IN. Resiass th1re Il seoee e0asfsc.'
Uosk 10 b do1s thsre f5s Sa1oh 30
Gili hs caliat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

a...,s. John =. whaily ard
c',segs 3. smith are the enlI
.',,,sr,zed subscription col
,"-.ar. Of the PoSt-inteiiigen-
- an the delivery routes ~
80. 80 civ. Subscribers must
.,.6aT no circumstances pay.
s.ocav 70 the delivery beys. Tor
80 latter have no authority
TO receive pay
msnts for the paper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05
ALWAYS GIVING SATISFACTION.

BRAKDRETH's Pulls have always given
satisfaction. In fifty years there has
been no complaint Of them. That Il
about their life In the United States,
and millions Of persons have used them.
There Is no doubt that they have estab-
lished themselves By merit alone. They
cure rheunaatism, dyspepsia, piles, d.
arrhea, liver complaint and feyers, and
greatly pFelong the human life. One
or two at night on an empty stomach,
for Q week OF two, win keep you In good
form and tone up the system.
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n 4 BD Frx.

Aw Mous, psoprissor q Ne Opsrl
oAsp Houss and o0lanhia LoaeinI
Housn Ind Q yuanx FEeneAmAn nantl
SossUA 0FsnsIIi and bll (Mom'sl wifI
ARRESTED Yesterday % q chaEEe 81 aeal-
tsEy, end the eaas cane np before Jus
tie eSdsrosEz. CrAnsIlE's ssosy 4
ebo1t a. folloWs, s'Some uaonkha aeo
lsft FieaoriA. wheEa I wna steward Ia
IL ClaTanoa Ho1al. nod c4ma - Seat
- and want - work n The Sa1dil
Roek. Jasl before ths 24th az Nay
resolved q telegram from Victoria %
retuEn tAare and take ny cid position.
resigned my pogIkinn a he Saddle
R0ek, inssadfaa % gtsFt Ne nGxt moEn-
ia for Fictokia. That eseuinR ! ~
ssiVod note IN q womaEaa hznd-URit-
Inc. nnk1ng ne 10 meg4 her an tha cor
~ e Second and Rlke stzeels e q
certain hour. lily curiosity 20 fad cut
Who u eould be GOT tbs bsfeeR Of me.
uent, and there ma HrA Moss, when
! had sean baforo Cd The Columbia
Ho1ss, whore I roomea. but with whom
I wAs net acquainted up 10 that tims.
Vel. vs net Rot acquainted and l did
Mr.. Mos gave some very eamzkine
tastimeny 10 regArd 70 discovering the
couple IN room Together under very
s1zpictous circumstances.
Some Question arees as 10 The legality
OF TIE marriage liconss between Aens
and his wife, On aoeount Of q teehDl-
eaiifys and the examination Of Ara.
Nos wag postponed 10 give time % e.
euge further evidence Of ths marriage.
CTAnelh was bald under $50 bonds 10
appear before the Grand Jury, and
vent 20 jail. Mra. Moss vas haId In
TIE s1m Of 500 for her appearance for
examination on the 1sth.
Last evening enc Of the walters a.
toe Saddle Rock received q note from
Ckanelh. saying be vas "aiek like q
dog and wanted something 10 smoke
and somathing 30 ait on, a. the iaEl was
30 crowded be had 10 ssand up. He
also wanted Mrs Mos 10 come and ses
hlm and tell him what was ts become Of
him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05
4 DEsTTNeULsRED TIsIroR.

Ex- Mayor Carter Harrison of Ohica-
60. accompanied By his son, VIM. Pres
ton Harrison, and young man named
John w. AmbeFRs, Of the same place,
arrived here by the Nsrth Pacific yea
terday, from Victoria, having come
west by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
NJ. Harrison ID 9 prominent citizen OF
Chicago, having been connected With
the civic interests Of that place for the
past fifteen years. In 1871 he vas
elected County Commissioner Of Cook
county, holding that office until 1874.
when be was elected to Congress, coca
pying that position for two years, when
be was reelected for another term, and
on April LIST, 1873, assumed the Mayor
atty, which be held continuously until
April last, then he declined renomina-
tion. This IL not Mr.. HarTison's frst
visit TO the Pacific slope. He has been
in California, and was one OF the iol-
Hest members of Villard's excursion
party on the opening Of the Northern
Pacific. He will be remembered by
hundreds Of our citizens on that COCA
sion, who heard, and applauded his hu-
'I0EVan oAAA AAAsSANA1AAAtA oKe'NN@~-~l
on the University grounds and in the
banquet hall. Mr.. Harrison 10 bound
on g cruise around the world, and the
latter part Of this month will sail on
the Batavia from Victoria for China
and Japan. Thence be goes TO India,
aad bis further vandeFinRs will depend
on circumstances. The trip is one Of
pleasure and recreation, and Mr.. Harri-
con intends to make Il suoh. BE has
decided TO remain In Seattle until Sat
uFday morning, where be has 9 number
OF personal friends. inoladiBg +. A.
Bell and Mr.. Bailey GatzeFt, after which
be will take q run through Oregon and
@ California. Hs has seventeen days 20
spare before his steamer sails, and be
win cover a. mueh ground as possible
in the meantime. He thouRht some OF
going TO Alaska, but gave that no for
fear that be could not get back BY the
time the Batavia sails. de Is very
wealthy, and very sensibly has conclud-
ed 10 act 8 Iistls enjoyment out Of life
bsfoFe II Is too late.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

wAt1A wAI1A wEHGx.-H. p Isaaca,
An Ella resident Of walla wsllA and .
prominent business man thereof, speaks
az the wheat csop Of 1857 - fsllsgs
sWalIA WailA has . prodigtoas yiesd Of
Grain this year. TIE county has alone
- 0oC acres Of grain. pFincipally wheat,
bat theTs = . iitt,e barley, oats and
eoFu. We viii hare aaFPsGs Of i0oy0o
aoraa, snd Il viii average Q sop 10 the
aore-WoEth. 81 pFsaent pssees. on The
groand, and withOat being saaked, 81,
and 81 viii gay eli easis Of caltivailng
and hArvosting. Some pears We dcn't
80 quiss % mach, but soDstimag we gst
-sare. THIS IL Q fns crop. Thefa nsveg
eouiA be Q failure there II all men
NV hoS h esx1. LAsi year vas oas
I'D eompaFaliTe aso4th, blt ] know Of
fares that pesaaced hetg basheia % ths
a.Es. Tes lad eoatinasa fsEtiis.
lavs haen raising whsat fer twsuty
vsars s-cn The same farn. and thi
osotusa d ksaSiss SsW than IL ever uas.
fha scfl is largely xole4nts esssiA 80
ashea, The sans a. the IalAn4 Of eIctly :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

1t Is no longer necessary 10 pay ~
sents TO have trunk Transferred. The
Seattle Delivery %. viii deliver trunks
10 any part Of the city for % cents; par
cells 10 cents. Leave your order at the
Office, No. James street, opposite the
Occidental, and IL will be promptly g.
tended 20. 3o5
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TOXWRI9.

$50 dozen tlne fancy stripe and check
Turkish Towels 81 dozen, regular
price everywhere el.75'
$50 dozen real Linen Turkish Bath
Towels 81 80 dozen, regular price
$3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

unAarusar half pFies. chsntss -.
asskt 1owas IS skirts - and 90 eoxssta
81 sasaEanee sals Han kFanclaoo
e1sss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

Gsns's saAnst1g linen collars. all aizss.
rsaaasd 20 s., eiazranes sAas. san Fran
e6sno sl0se.
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Immense Slaughter of Dress Goods Remnants
Until the whole stock Prices unhaard hafora

Odds and ends Of Dress Goods ct
2 lac yard, only small lot Of the
above.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

IN dslisas hnaith rseding . Rsntls yst
easstfve laxative vii end the OAlifognia
hQuia fruit remedy, ayFup At F1Ra.
pisasink 20 the tAstes acoeptahlg 20 tha
Esomaeh, and psEfsetfy safe b al eaasA.
Il Il ahs mnsa easily taken aad pleasant.
" aEsettvs rsnedy known 70 eaEa end
pr@ant osgttssasss. & dispei hee1schsa'
snaas nnd favsz. eA& N1s1M1 IN - kidr
uags, hsee and bowelk nn& b tAsEnfoEe
affsuEtfs FaDa3R ~, 49,. f0f sals
in 8 ssSis an1 y ostaaa, b. 4 B
eTEwAEx. 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

Regular full French half hose Te.
duced from sos TO 25o; neckgeaF half
price, clearance sale. San Francisco
Store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

5000 yards 14inch all Linen Crash Sc
can't be matched anywhere for less
IhaA 10c,
2 cases 64-inch In oil c0lors, Red
Damask 40c, never yet been sold
less than 76c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

Don't fail TO visit the San Francisco
Stores great Clearance Sale. Goods re-
dneed 10 half the regular value. ISL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

80 p. u.-The session opened with
siuoiuS. To tie roll call The teachers
responded With qaoia.ions- Medal PRO
grasnuea we're pfesentse ~ Miss LAaFa
MeRAe and Q. Y. Loekridee snRRss-
liens we're offered By diaersni teseeers
as 30 the order and importaDse OF stud
iea. Miss MoRae received special con
uendation at the hands Of The s1peFtn-
tendenl besAuse Of the methods IN her
schsOs.
A rSoSs sntsrestiuR and instroetive
essay on "Lord hyful gas Rad by MI
Raward Rsese.
niFeclions a. 30 ths bess methods in
ths ssndy and instruction Of History
were vEsssAied by J. J. Gilmore. OF
SlAnrhtef.
~ gabless Of Il .ansuGcsa vas spo-
Ken upoa by Pref. J. r. horthuR. Hs
orees teachers 10 interest the little ones
Ia thsif surroundings ana eupioFments,
sektinR them % write RfAmmAsieAl sen.
tsn,es upan thinga they DO and see.
aDiresa the enerztes Of the restless littie
ooea' foE il Il impossible 10 kaep them
autsA. Attention given 20 she yoanzeI
members q tee srhOol q time saved
h.oanse Il they are eel sa1ght wher
very Y0anR less tine Beea os siEerted
40 theta When they are otdeF grown"
81 Venic PbysiOlegy vAs introduces
hv Prof. Fa,larsbee, Who 4 . most val
49, leaAeF ID 40 iEEstiate. The dstFi
rseaani efsot o. aloohei $50 tie sys
80. rs eel forth- Tie sia6oz o
solomsoa 1 o be uAed In dsAlirR viii
| s,a1,ilg living uo1er fas hAnefai innaen
- % the liqoeE trathA
| anserAl discussion closed tss e~eF
.ssrs AZ ths a<eo1d day. fee GFss
iusnortnnse ard utiiisy % he ~hygtSDs
- we're urged a.e sneoRssd In 81
] rr-nsrke 81 psyeFai teaeoSsa n %
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Table linen 200 cash, 5 linen lawn 2lc.
Paeifc lawn % ct San Francisco Store,
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S5<s and So dssn RoedA slssranss
ale. San FRansisso esors.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Tha Institute oomm6Soed yesterday
with singing, At roll call toe teachers
responded With quotations. a ilst OF
words difficult 10 pronounce, Wbien nao
nreviouslY been placed upon the board,
ware decided according TO webster. A
snort method OF extracting cube root was
explaiped by Professor FOllansbse. Then
An exeFcissin arithmetic was conducted
~ tkia gentleman, consisting OF ex
piauatious Of examples By various
teaeheYs present. These examples call
"a into reauisisien many PRINCIPLES in
voive5 In the science Of arithmetic
subtraction, division, percentage, meas
n~srnent ana eube root. After each ex-
nianaAion questions were asked ana
tindiv criticisms offered, sdoFding 3
eeod exercise for Gil present. After
recess paper upon "fenmansnip va
preseuted by ID. ID. Collins. fhe sub
jeot OF "ExaminatioAs ives taxed up
bvI p. Rieh, He advocates less ire
duent written examinations as reiieVlnR
the teachers OF much unneces saEy toii
which might be more pfontsoly ex-
PENDED in the preparation COZ teaoning
like the teacher OF Daniel webster ne
approves Of promotion when the pupils
are sufficiently equipped regardless OF
the times Of examination. Many valn-
Able suggestions we're given IN regard
10 teachers examination. He advised
4 familiarity on the part Of the teacher
With the principles Of arithmetic aud
grammar, since upon these two branches
depend their standing in the ranks.
History waa also emphasized and the
other branches were mentioned as re-
aairine preparation IN order 20 success
FOL results. Upon the conclusion OF bis
remarks, Professor Follansbee added
soms information. he advises q
thorough Ana comprehensive knovledgs
al ali sab2ects ir order 10 the well
/ rounded educatioE foT she profession
second % none on earth.
Az interesting explanation Of the as
OF the globe IN tsashine geography va
presented BY Professor follAnsbee. Th'
currents, motions and localities upoE
the earth may be very advantsgeousll
shown BY the use Of The globes. Pre-
marathon must be made very thorouRhl,
IN presenting all snbiects. and m1el
knoglsdCs besides that found In tex
boohs 10 Necessary for the proper 10
strucsion IN geography aId all olhe
branches. More practical WoFk can ,
Seeousplished By means Of Illustration
| ana globes thsn can be done By AZ
Il othaF usNfhod
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05
HEMfZKD.

Al ials hoaT last night, Q drunken
rov occurred 10 Q down town saloon,
whioh resulted In r. d. Spite. San
Francisco drummer being laid up for
Fepairs, having been struck tn the neck
with q Rlaas. No arrests we're made.
Mat Mccoy, formerly eFst oGAesr Of
the tag Tacoma, has been appointed
mate Of The taR BlAkeiy.
The Fesidence Of Colonel Landes Was
visited lass night By Burglars. bat were
fEightenea svey after EsnestaG Q pane
Of glass from The conservatory window.
The bark Memnon has arrived ct
Nanainno FROM Q Siberian port, 10 load
ooal fog San Franeiseo-
Tha American bark Ooluaa, Captain
Baekua, swesty-seven days from Hono-
tnlu, wss IL tha Straits TODAY.
Ths ship IYaHb0e, twoaty-hse days
srom San Francisco. was reported IN
ne Straits this morning.
Tbs Steamer Dispatch lsft this 1oEn-
ina fos Clallam coanty poFta, vel Rad-
"a with freight for the Angaina Ooiony.
PcHT Towxszsp. Ana. 4, l65g,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

So. Pearl drsss buttons. oLzAa1. au4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

The finest fitted up restaurant. the
Lo9vre. a12lw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

The attentive marauder favored Port
Townsend last night With his absence,
and paid his yepeota 10 Port Discovery.
The house. OF Jack Audeue was entered,
the burglar taking gold watch and
chain and few dollars IN coin. l.
Jameson, Dave Mills and Charles
Moore were favored with calls also. In
which ali the valuables that we're lying
around lesse we're taken in charge By
the right operator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

&c. 10 pieces packard double width
Dress Goods well worth i5c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

5 pieces fancy Cream EtAmine Satia
Dlaid Soc were 00c.
10 pieces fancy s~rred, two toned
Linon d. hide CSC wee S5c.
IS 1ne quality Embroidered Robes
ee,s6 were 4AS0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05

IS pieces imported plaid India Linen
now 15o were SOC.
10 pieces imported hne barred Or
CANDY 26c were SOC.
3 pieces two toned cream satin plaid
26c were SOC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05
PROMINENT VISITORS.

Ex.Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, and
party passed through TO Seattle today
from Vietosia. The party were met At
the wharf BY special Committee and
escorted In and around the oily. The
gentlemen we're well pleased with the
site and surroundings. They will, on
their retuEn from the Sound, favor the
Port Of Enlry With longer visit. AL
Of them we're loud In their praises Of
the natural advantages oneFed by
Puget Sound foF Singing and other In
dustries.
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THE ATERBURY EVENING WEDNESDAY DEG z 1887

fixed; and we were about to give up the attempt and wait to batter out a few more, when away in the distance we heard, faintly but unmistakably, the whistle of locomotive in pursuit. But faint and far off as it was, no sound more unwelcome ever fell on human ear. Be- fore us, only two or three miles away, there were two trains possibly blocking the track; and behind US pursuing en- zine, which in minute or two more would be upon us. It neafly seemed as if our race was endedl But we did not pause for moralizing; we lifted again and with every particle of strength, as men lift for life. The strong rail bent under the terrible pressure and snapped with a dull twangl All of us tumbled in Q con fused heap down the grade, but in mo- ment were on our feet and hufrying toward the car, taking our precious half rail with us. For the time we were saved! No matter who the pursuer was he would be arrested by that break, and give us time, with favoring fortune, to pass the trains above.